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Curtis H. Panquin - Madison Parish, Louisiana 

From Tallulah Madison Journal, November 10, 1961

Funeral Services for C. H. Panquin Held Last Friday

Funeral services for Curtis H. Panquin, 70, who died Thursday of last week in a Delhi clinic were 
held in the chapel of Crothers Funeral Home with the Rev. John Meeks of Goodwill, officiating, and 
the Rev. Bobby Brown of Tallulah, assisting. Interment followed in Silver Cross Cemetery under the 
direction of Crothers Funeral Home.

Mr. Panquin had been caretaker at the Tallulah fair grounds.

Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Belle Panquin, Tallulah; four daughters, Mrs. Curtis Miller and 
Mrs. Lee Gunn, both of Tallulah, Mrs. Talbert Friday, Bossier City, and Mrs. J. W. Mooney, Odessa, 
Texas; one son, J. V. Panquin, Tallulah; three brothers, "Doc" Panquin, Hamburg, Ark., Sam Panquin 
and Lee Panquin, both of Bastrop; one sister, Mrs. Fannie Pardue, Bastrop; 21 grandchildren, and 
three great grandchildren.

Pallbearers were Bob Laird, Rupert Harmon, T. C. Hancock, Roy Erwin, M. A. Wroten and W. P. Sevier, Jr.

Honorary pallbearers were all his grandsons.